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OPINION: Mark Weston, the Conservative PCC candidate for Avon & Somerset, explains his election mantra - "Cut Costs, Cut Distress, Cut Crime”

OPINION: Marc Jones, the Conservative's PCC candidate for Lincolnshire, sets out his thinking on the election campaign challenge ahead of him

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ANALYSIS: Serving police officer Gareth Stubbs argues that policing needs to be more prepared to consider, examine and accept changes to working practices

ANALYSIS: Policing Insight highlights the key passages within the Home Secretary's speech last week at the Police Reform Conference

ANALYSIS: Ch Supt Irene Curtis, author of the "Police Targets Review" published last week by the Home Office, identifies key messages for Chief Constables and PCCs

ANALYSIS: The Police Foundation's Director, Rick Muir, examines the implications of devolution for policing in England

OPINION: Elizabeth Crowhurst, from the Reform thinktank, identifies five key challenges that the National Offender Management Service should address to ensure the full potential of TR is realised

NEWS: The IPSCJ's Laura Knight introduces the Institute's new research Centre

ANALYSIS: Ian Wiggett, recently retired GMP ACC, sets out seven 'catches' for policing following the Chancellor's Spending Review, and examines what this might mean for police reform

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ANALYSIS: Policing Insight highlights key elements from the latest update on Accenture's work for West Midlands Police

OPINION: Chairman of the Hampshire and the Isle of Wight Police Federation, John Apter, calls on the Police Federation to undertake a national survey of members

OPINION: Former police officer and award winning author, Mike Pannett, announces his candidature for the North Yorkshire PCC elections

OPINION: Nicolas Webb, former Conservative PCC candidate for Gwent, looks at the impact that PCCs have had in Wales

OPINION: Alison Hernandez, Conservative PCC candidate for Devon & Cornwall, sets out her thoughts on identifying, leading and delivering innovation

OPINION: It's 100 years since Edith Smith, Britain's first ever female police constable, began patrolling the wartime streets of Grantham. PC Nelena Paparisva spoke at last week's event to mark the occasion.

OPINION: Former senior police officer Roy Bailey sets out plans for his latest research project into policing governance

NEWS: Olly Martins faces a deselection battle following 'trigger ballot' decision at Luton South Labour branch meeting last night

OPINION: Neda Nobari from the University of Leeds looks at some of the challenges associated with the police response to the terrorist threat.

OPINION: Independent researcher Rob Allen introduces a new report, "Rehabilitation Devolution", which argues that localising justice can reduce crime and imprisonment

OPINION: Frontline Met Police constable Rory Geoghegan provides an insight into the prevalence of knives in and around his dedicated London ward.

ANALYSIS: Ed Rees of police auditors and advisors Grant Thornton looks at how to determine whether funding allocated to community safety provides the public with value for money

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